Sentence examples for illegal delivery from inspiring English sources

More than a dozen illegal delivery services now serve tokers in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

The Mets filed their protest of Saturday night's loss on Sunday and continued their claims that Padres reliever Akinori Otsuka was using an illegal delivery.

Muttiah Muralitharan has vowed to keep bowling his controversial "doosra" despite a warning from the International Cricket Council that any repeat of his illegal delivery could lead to a one-year suspension.

In 1995 Muralitharan was called for "chucking" (illegal delivery) seven times in one day by an Australian umpire and again in a one-day international match by two other Australian umpires.

Winterlife isn't the only illegal delivery service operating in Washington.

According to a report in Quebec newspaper La Presse, somebody used a drone to make an illegal delivery to the Rivière-des-Prairies prison, which sits on the Eastern edge of Montreal island, over the weekend.

Woakes, a Birmingham boy who plays for the England Under-19 team, now faces the prospect of three disciplinary points for his two illegal deliveries.

As proof of his influence, he predicted the timing of two illegal deliveries, or "no-balls", to be delivered by the Pakistanis' two best bowlers, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir, in the forthcoming game.

But it did not get any better for the Ashes hero when he returned later on – and he could have been ordered from the attack by the umpires for sending down two illegal deliveries above waist height.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told an Austrian newspaper in remarks due for publication on Tuesday that "the most important thing right now is ensuring that there are no illegal deliveries of rockets and weapons to Hamas" and "free access and freedom of movement in Gaza".

"As alleged in the indictment, the defendants created a deadly inferno fueled by an illegal gas delivery system installed at 121 Second Ave . leading to the loss of two young lives and leaving more than a dozen others with serious, permanent injuries".